Railroad company stenographer
Veteran, Sgt 1C, U. S. Army, WWI
Texas, 817 Aeronautics Squad, Air Service

Son of James Dumont Duvall, Sr.
and Mary Olivia (Whitsett) Duvall
(m circa 1888, per 1900 Census)

Pat. Grandson of (John Sylvester Duvall?)
and Guisie A. (Young) Duvall (1838-1910)

Brother of, at least:
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John Sylvester Duvall # 79458322
(Robert was born here)
Lucy Mae (Duvall) McCoy # 218766299
Houston Duvall # 173281876
Howard Gibson Duvall # 74428687
James Dumont "J. D." Duvall, Jr. # 47091033
Mary OLIVIA (Duvall) Jones # 23664950
Ruth (Duvall) Carmichael # 85157607
Edward Marshall Duvall # 155436458
R. S. Duvall of Philadelphia, PA (per Olivia's obit)
... R. S. was alive until, at least, 11 May 1936

Married Miss. Leah Lois Richardson on
the 9th of June 1918 in San Antonio, Texas.
Leah was a Steam Railroad stenographer.
Sadly, they divorced before too very long.

Father of Robert Richardson Duvall
... 1920 Census: Robert Earle Duvall (aka, Jr)
... 1930 Census: Robert Richardson Duvall (parents divorced)
... 1958 birth cert filed under "Robert Richardson Duvall"

Grandfather of:
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Shelley Alexis Duvall (the Shelley Duvall)
Robert Scott Duvall
Shane Stetson Duvall
Stewart Alan Duvall

Great-grandfather of one
Uncle of two

Other records:
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05 Jun 1917, Single (WWI Draft Registration Card):
Working as a stenographer, in Kingville, Texas, for
the St. Louis Brownsville and Mexico Railroad Co.

1922-1923, Railroad Employment Record
5'8 and 1/4'', 190 lbs, Black hair, brown eyes
Steno Clerk, in Kingman, California, for the
Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe - Coastline

27 Apr 1942, Divorced (WWII Draft Registration Card):
5'8'', 185 lbs, Bald head, brown eyes, Unemployed
Living at the U.S. Veterans Facility, Wadsworth, KS